Most-awaited OTT releases in December 2025: Emily in Paris Season 5 to Stranger Things Season 5 Volume 2

December is quite stacked with some of the most-awaited returns like Stranger Things Season 5 Volume 2, Emily in Paris Season 5, and some big-shot K-dramas like Park Seo Joon's Surely Tomorrow, Kim Da Mi's The Great Flood. The month is bringing a power-packed line-up of OTT releases that you won’t want to miss. Streaming giants like Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, JioHotstar, Rakuten Viki have something for everyone to make the end of 2025 memorable.

Latest OTT releases in December 2025:

Surely Tomorrow (December 6)

Where to watch: Amazon Prime Video

Park Seo Joon and Won Ji An's this rom-com K-drama has created much buzz due to the age gap between the two actors. OTTplay Premium's existing subscribers can also watch Surely Tomorrow with a top-up option. The K-drama consists of twelve episodes and the story follows a former couple, who's paths keep crossing even after separation, making them realise that they still love each other.

Percy Jackson Season 2 (December 10)

Where to watch: JioHotstar (OTTplay Premium)

Percy Jackson and the Olympians is back with the much-awaited second installment, where Percy, along with his friends and half-brother, embark on a quest into the Bermuda Triangle to save their home 'Camp Half-Blood' from the Titan Kronos. The group must retrieve the Golden Fleece to restore the magical sheild around their home. The cast includes Walker Scobell, Leah Sava Jeffries, Aryan Simhadri, Charlie Bushnell, Dior Goodjohn and Daniel Diemer.

Superman (December 11)

Where to watch: JioHotstar (OTTplay Premium)

David Corenswet replaced Henry Cavill for the role of Superman in this latest James Gunn directorial. The movie was released in July and grossed $616 million at the box office worldwide. Superman is now set to make digital debut in India on JioHotstar (accessible via OTTplay Premium) this month. The story follows Clark Kent embracing his identity as Superman to clear his name as a billionaire falsely framed him.

Emily in Paris Season 5 (December 18)

Where to watch: Netflix

Lily Collins is back with her chaotic romance, dealing with love triangle and her own dilemmas in the fifth season of Emily in Paris! This time, she will be seen navigating another career jump in Rome while enjoying her new relationship with Marcello. Meanwhile, Gabriel is preparing to win Emily back, making her struggle with the dilemma of whom she actually loves! Ashley Park is returning as Mindy, Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu as Sylvie, Lucas Bravo as Gabriel and Eugenio Franceschini as Marcello.

The Great Flood (December 19)

Where to watch: Netflix

This South Korean movie is also one of the most-awaited OTT release of December. The movie blends science-fiction elements with disaster drama. Starring Kim Da Mi and Park Hae Soo in the leads, The Great Flood follows human's desperate struggle for survival during a breathtaking flood that has taken over the whole nation. A group of people from a particular apartment must fight back to save their own and their loved one's lives in this situation.

Tell Me Softly (December 12)

Where to watch: Amazon Prime Video

After the global success of Culpables (My Fault, Your Fault, Our Fault) movie series, the streamer brings another Mercedes Ron's book, Tell Me Softly, which is also a Spanish romance trilogy. OTTplay Premium's existing subscribers can also watch this movie with a top-up option. The story follows Kamila Hamilton, who's perfect life turns upside down when the Di Bianco brothers return after seven years of absence, making her struggle with dilemma.

Stranger Things Season 5 Volume 2 (December 26)

Where to watch: Netflix

After leaving fans stunned with Will Byers acquiring powers, revealing he can actually channel Vecna's abilities, Stranger Things Season 5 is returning with more shocking twists and turns with Volume 2 at 6:30 am (IST), consisting three episodes. While Chapter 5 is titled 'Shock Jock', Chapter 6 is titled 'Escape from Camazotz' and Chapter 7 is titled 'The Bridge'. The Duffer brothers hinted that Volume 2 will finally explain the true nature and origin of the Upside Down, a mystery planned for over a decade.